Sydnee is six years old, Lalah will be five years old,

and Charlie is seven months old.

Oh my gosh, I was, I became a dad at the ripe age of 19.

My college sweetheart, who is now my wife,

we don't have a lot of outside help,

so we heavily depend on each other.

I work at night, she works during the day.

My wife has to get up earlier for work

'cause her commute is longer.

I get the girls ready and take 'em to school,

take care of whatever needs to be taken care at home.

I'm picking up shifts, so I leave for work about 2:30,

three o'clock, get home about midnight, wake up

and do the same thing.

- It's a puzzle.

It is a puzzle, it's an unsolvable puzzle .

My girls like to dance a lot,

and so if I get up and do any type of dance with them,

which I always do, that makes 'em laugh a lot,

and you get accustomed to being able to function

off of a short amount of sleep.

A full eight?

It's been a while.

Break time?

Breaks?

You don't get a break.

I try to look at everything that they do

as a opening to teach them a lesson,

everything that they say,

and I always question myself immediately, right?

Was I too hard?

Because I'm the only man, I don't want them

to ever have an idea that I can't talk to dad

because dad is like, you know, dad.

Dad is scary.

- Kind of a fear every day .

I mean, you know, think about it.

What I mean by that is I think about it daily.

- I like having time with you every time,

and I love the fun things that we do together.

- I love the fun things that we too do.

Ah, man, ya'll messing me up here.

I love you too, baby.

I love the fun things we do, too.

- I love you, daddy, because we just have fun,

we just go in the park together.

We just play on bagels, and I love you.

- I love you girls, thank you for coming.

You surprised me a little.

- When we get home, we all, my daddy turns on the music

and we all dance, and then we start having a dance party,

and it's super fun.